Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-30

the residence Of that hospitablc couple, No.
1905 South Tenth street. The occasion Was Q
surprise party to Mr.. and Mrs Black and tho
wellwon reputation Of tho host was fully
sustained by the splendid cntertainment 40
corded their guests. Tho evening was speut
in games and other social pastimc, amid
which an elegant lunch was served 70 which
all did full Justice, Among those present
were Mr. Henderson and wife, Mr.. Henry
Spaldng and wife, Mr.. J. II. Campbell and
wife, Mr. Miller aud wife, Mr. Conner and
wife, MIR. Campbell and wife, Mrs. Wigans,
Miss Wilson, Messrs. Herdman, Blair, Dun
Spalding, and others.
On FRIDAY afternoon very pleasant cli-
max to a three years courtship was wit
messed by few friends, in the marriage Of
Mr.. Harry Starwood and Miss Addic Ma
guire Judge McCulloch officiated, and the
we'll wishes and congratulations. Mr.. and
Mrs. Starwood left Friday night for Chicago,
where they will spend several weeks, after
which they will return to Omaha for short
visit. New York will be their future home,
to which the best wishes Of many Omahans
will follow them.
THURSDAY NIGHT the Esmoralda social club
was organized Mt the Barker house. Tho OBJ
ject of the society is to give series OF select
parties during the winter season. Follow
ing are the officers elected: W. H. Spauld-
ing, president; A. Bowers vice-presitent;
and Is. &. Bell secretary and treasurer. The
first party will be given in the near future,
and it is the intention of tho club to mako the
series the most enjoyable events Of the social
season.
The WEDDING OF Miss Lillian o. Darling
ton, daughter of Francis j. Darlington Of
West Chester, Pa, and Mr.. Henry Ittner, Of
this city, was celebrated at the home of the
bride on the 2lst inst Among the prominent
personages present were Prof Richard
Darlington and wife, Jerome b. Gray and
West Chester; Mrs. Henry Darlington,
daughter and son, of Doylestown; Miss Do
Haven, Of Westtown; William Ittner Of ST.
Louis, cousin of the groom. The newly
married couple will make Omaha their home,
and are expected to arrive the early part of
next week.
Senator Henderson has returned from
trip to New York and Boston.
Mrs. Wm r. Fitch and daughter returned
Wednesday from short visit in Chicago.
Mrs. G. r. Walker, of Napa City, Cal, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Il. B. Ferguson.
Miss Nellie Burns went to Lincoln Thurs
cay morning, where she will visit about two
weeks.
Mr.. Gerry Baum. of Lincoln, is the guest
of Mr.. Stockie Heth, who is doing the honors
handsomely.
Mr. j. j. McLain and family are now tat
home" at their new residence, Thenty-third
and Bnney, Kountz place.
Miss Nellie Hugus daughter of Mr.. John
Hugus, of Pasadena, Cal, is the guest of
Mrs. Beall for a few days, when she will go
west to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. S. Rood have closed their
house at Hollywood farm and are Mt the Pax
ton for the winter, where they will be pleased
to receive their friends.
Mrs. Hall, wife of Colonel Robert H. Hall,
inspector general department of the Platte,
has returned to the Paxton after summers
visit with her boys in the east
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Adams leave Omaha
next Monday for a winter in Southern Cali
fornia, visiting the delightful home Of Mrs.
Adams parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Kellem, ut
Tustin, about thirty-five miles south Of Los
Angeles.
Mrs. julius Schmidt who has been the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. u. G. Tuttle ut Fort
Omaha, left last night for San Antonio Tex,
where she will join her husband. During
her stay at the fort Mrs. Schmidt has made
many friends, all of whom will regret her de-
parture.